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Technical Writing Guidelines September 1, 2004. Copyright 2004 by The Natchez Group Inc., dba TechProse . All rights reserved. The information disclosed herein is proprietary information owned by The Natchez Group Inc., dba TechProse ( TechProse ). This information shall be used solely and exclusively by University of Berkeley Extension students as part of their course and reference material for Technical Communication 1. The information herein shall be used by or disclosed to others only for this purpose. Published: January 2, 2003. Updated: September 1, 2004. Trademarks All trademarks in this document are held by their respective owners. Revision History Date Rev Description Author 12/16/2002 001 Initial Draft Meryl Natchez, Ann Tosello 1/2/2003 Final Draft Meryl Natchez, Linda Fogel 9/1/2004 Manual Review and Update Meryl Natchez Preface Preface TechProse is a Technical Writing , training, and information technology consulting company in business since 1982.
Technical Writing Guidelines September 1, 2004 . ... as well as to be used as a guide to refer back to once the ... and writing style. In general, assume that the audience is less familiar with the subject than you are. For example, if the document is to be read only by engineers, use appropriate scientific
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